Controversy Surrounds Munambam Waqf Land: Scholar Speaks Out

Mukkam Umar Faizi, a newly appointed nominee to the Kerala State Waqf Board, asserted that land in Munambam village is Waqf property and pledged efforts to reclaim it. He criticized local political leaders for misrepresenting the land's status and established his commitment to protecting Waqf properties.

Mukkam Umar Faizi, recently appointed to the Kerala State Waqf Board, has asserted that the land in Munambam village is Waqf property and pledged efforts toward its reclamation.

Speaking at an event, Faizi expressed gratitude for his nomination and reaffirmed his dedication to protecting Waqf assets following Sharia law. He emphasized that significant portions of Waqf land have been unjustly appropriated.

Faizi criticized certain political leaders for allegedly spreading misinformation about the status of the Munambam property, indicating a conflict with local residents who possess title deeds and tax receipts. The Supreme Court has ordered a pause on activities concerning the disputed land.

(With inputs from agencies.)